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Banks try to offload AI data-centre debt as exposure mounts

Major banks like JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley, and SMBC are offloading portions of AI data-centre construction debt as exposure nears internal limits. They use SRTs and loan sales to free up balance sheets, with a notable $38bn Oracle project being distributed. The move reflects concerns about risk concentration in AI infrastructure financing, which is now too large for bank balance sheets alone.

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Banks try to offload AI data-centre debt as exposure mounts
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  • Banks are offloading AI data-centre debt due to mounting exposure.
  • They use SRTs and loan sales, with a $38bn Oracle project as an example.
  • Risk concentration is a concern, as AI infrastructure financing grows.
  • Public opposition and project delays add further risk.

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